BOSTON (CBS) - Change-counting machines seem as quaint as dialing a rotary telephone, but they're making a comeback with some banks whose executives see them as a way to get people into branches and ...

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TD Bank, the state’s fourth-largest by assets, has coin counting machines in 1,113 of its branches, which range from Maine to Florida. About 97 of those are in Massachusetts. Every time TD opens a new ...

PORTSMOUTH – Service Credit Union (SCU) now offers coin counting machines in its Portsmouth, Salem and Keene traditional branch locations. Members can use the machine free of charge. A nominal fee ...

On a late lunch break last Wednesday, Minh On, 32, walked into the TD Bank in Farmingdale with a Ziploc bag and plastic container full of coins. Several minutes later, he walked out with close to $80 ...

Chase bank branches will no longer offer coin-counting services to customers as of July 1. Chase has coin-counting machines in many Midwest branches. A Chase spokeswoman confirmed Tuesday that the ...

BOSTON (CBS) - A New York man has filed a class action lawsuit against TD Bank, claiming he was cheated twice by their Penny Arcade coin counting machines for a total of $1.51. But the potential pool ...

Fidelity Bank: Nearly all Fidelity Bank branches have coin-counting machines in their lobbies. Bank customers can cash in their coins for free, but non-bank members may have to pay a fee (depending on ...

In Japan, many of us still feel more comfortable paying by actual cash and carry lots of bills and coins around, while people in North America or Europe use actual cash less and less. Thanko just ...

Wells Fargo Bank is following an industry trend and pulling the plug on coin-sorting machines in its Minnesota branch lobbies. They all will be gone in the state within a few months, a company ...

Are you being shortchanged by coin-counting machines? It's easy to take all the coins that have been accumulating in your home and put them in the coin counter at your local grocery store or bank. But ...